Hesu Zhiyuan Fund senior management changes: Chairman Zheng Xu temporarily acting as General Manager; Vice General Manager Tao Anhu departs

Recently, HeXu ZhiYuan Fund announced a personnel change. Chairman Zheng Xu will temporarily serve as General Manager, while former General Manager Li Ji will continue to focus on fund management. At the same time, Vice General Manager Tao Anhu has officially stepped down.

Zheng Xu has extensive experience in the financial industry. He has held key positions at several well-known financial institutions. Early in his career, he worked as a senior project manager at the Investment Banking Headquarters of China Economic Development Trust Investment Corporation, gaining valuable investment banking experience. He later joined China Galaxy Securities Co., Ltd., where he served as a senior analyst and sales trader in the Fixed Income Securities Headquarters and QFII Business Department, further expanding his expertise in securities. During his time at Yinhua Fund Management Co., Ltd., Zheng Xu served as Assistant Director of the Marketing Department, Director of International Cooperation and Product Development, and Assistant to the General Manager, demonstrating his comprehensive management skills and deep understanding of the fund industry. Now, as Chairman of HeXu ZhiYuan Fund Management Co., Ltd., he has taken on new responsibilities.

This personnel change also drew attention to the adjustment of former General Manager Li Ji’s position. He will continue to leverage his professional expertise, focusing on fund management to provide investors with more precise investment strategies and high-quality services. The departure of Vice General Manager Tao Anhu brings new personnel arrangements and challenges to HeXu ZhiYuan Fund.

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